Michela Papavassiliou, contemporary abstract figurative painting Perhaps it goes without saying that for me art is not just a primary need, it has always been my way of living, breathing, looking at things. My father, a surrealist painter, was certainly my Master of Art and Life. I remember when I was just 4 years old […]
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Arye Shapiro, sculpting & painting from life I draw, paint, and sculpt from life. I draw in pencil and charcoal, paint in oil, and sculpt in clay. Some of my sculptures have been cast in bronze. About the Artist Arye Shapiro has been producing figurative art since 1998. He creates figure sculptures. drawings, and oil
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Ben Heine, Pencil Vs Camera: When Imagination Meets Reality Multidisciplinary Artist With An International Mindset Ben Heine is a Belgian visual artist, journalist and music composer born in 1983 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, currently living and working in Brussels, Belgium. He is best known for his original series “Pencil Vs Camera”, “Digital Circlism” and “Flesh
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Mike Elam, City Arts Salon lively figurative show online soon City Arts Salon We at the City Arts Salon were looking forward to showing the new works of artist Mikel Elam at our season opener. Unfortunately this will not happen in the way we expected, due to the state of affairs locally and around the
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Reisha Perlmutter, underwater swimmers at night Inspired by the surreal experience of swimming underwater at night, and the sensation of water transforming into the endless of the cosmos, this meditative and dreamlike series is about falling weightlessly into a beautiful abyss. The uniquely warm color palette challenges notions of reality and dreams. This is my
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Louise Solecki Weir, portrait sculpture That her art should be emotionally engaging and physically beautiful is key to Louise’s approach to sculpture. She endeavours to evoke a sense of presence and life in her work. She is drawn to the three-dimensionality of sculpture after making a serious study of dance, art therapy and of vocal
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John Kelly, using traditional techniques for modern sensibility I was born in Paris, where I live now, and grew up in New York. I’ve been drawing and painting since childhood. I went to School of Visual Arts in the 1980s, and participated in the East Village Art Scene at the time, showing at 301 Houston
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Phoebe Scott- the body objectified, deconstructed, fetishized The body as an object — objectified, deconstructed, fetishized, weathered, worn, parsed, reconstructed — is a living document. Our experiences are drilled into its skin. Our memories are visceral and sensual. Our DNA holds our history and often immutable limitations. In deference to the burgeoning field of epigenetics,
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